6937th Comm Group / Peshawar Air Station Guestbook
Welcome to the Guestbook of the 6937th Communication Group / Peshawar Air Station, Peshawar, Pakistan. Please sign in and check back often. There are currently 706 messages. Message Number: 706 - Friday, February 3, 2012 13:25:59 EDT [IP = 69.18.107.64] -United States 
Chuck, cannot get your email address to work...... think its the s with the dropdown don't know how to get that???? there are bunches of old guys & gals on Facebook that has bunches of pictures & video's of BADABER, REUNIONS, and OTHER stuff to look at, join us on facebook and after 7 days i will send you the friends i have from BADABER....facebook has banned me for 7 days of requesting friends because some people did'nt know me, "WELL", how am i going to know them if i don't be their friend on facebook?....i can't help being a "worry wort", i was born that way...anybody wants to be my friend on facebook just request to be friends....later you can buy their stock too? Message Number: 705 - Thursday, February 2, 2012 10:17:00 EDT [IP = 66.94.180.215] -United States
Any Pics coming from the 2011 reuniion? Would be good to see some if they are available. Really enjoy looking. Message Number: 704 - Tuesday, January 31, 2012 12:18:35 EDT [IP = 66.94.180.215] -United States
This site is great. I just wish guys would come back to the site. I have been trying to reach buds from the day that had posted on the site years ago. E-mail addresses are no good now. Any one know of Dave Silverwatch? He is one I have been trying. He posted once back in 03. Message Number: 703 - Monday, January 30, 2012 22:22:55 EDT [IP = 24.180.146.110] -United States
I Have come to this site a few times and thought I should sign the guest book. I 've been in contact with a couple of the guys I served with and that makes me come back to the site more often to see if I can find anyone else. I remember Ned Whelan and I see he signed the guest book,I don't know if he remembers One of my roomates was Jack Danford and I beleive he was from Kentucky. That's it for now I will be checking back often now that I've been in contact with a few people I knew. Message Number: 702 - Saturday, January 28, 2012 23:30:54 EDT [IP = 174.59.36.132] -United States
Charlie: George Olsen was your record operator, I was your analyst until I went to all days, then Jim Peneton was the Dawg analyst. Still have some of the performance reports you filled out about me. BOY DID I HAVE YOU SNOWED!! Actually you were very generous with your ratings of my work. I sure did love that job and I guess it showed in my work. Fugi's last name was Fukoba if I remember correctly but I sure can't remember his first name, I think it might have been Larry or Lawrence, not sure. Were you thinking of Ralph Sandercock as the name you couldn't remember? I think he was one of us Dawgs. I will did back through my old orders and see if I can verify Fugi's name. Fun dusting off the memory and then having more forgotten names etc surface. Message Number: 701 - Saturday, January 28, 2012 11:56:47 EDT [IP = 24.246.171.35] -United States
Bob: Your right on about Bill Bauman and Ritter. Ritter always drawing something and Bauman wearing the tightest T-shirts to show off his biceps. I believe Bauman got a huge inheritance (maybe millions) from his grandmother just before he went home. Also right on about Olsen being George, he was my analyst. Jim; Checked the photo and there was Al Fricke as I pictured him. Also noticed Harvey Hogue that I had forgotten about. Another name that has come to mind is ??? Sandelin (sp ? ) Wispy kind of guy on my flight. Also an oriental guy, maybe Fugie ? A long time ago and fewer brain cells now to remember everything. Charlie Schriver Message Number: 700 - Friday, January 27, 2012 13:34:41 EDT [IP = 24.251.15.148] -United States
Dennis, I thought your name sounded familiar when I got Bob Kelshaw's email. Message Number: 699 - Friday, January 27, 2012 13:27:33 EDT [IP = 68.94.10.160] -United States
To Jim Peneton: I did not know you at PAS but we worked together at Iraklion Air Station on Crete for awhile. Message Number: 698 - Friday, January 27, 2012 12:12:12 EDT [IP = 24.251.15.148] -United States
Chuck, If you look at my pictures on the "Gallery" - 66-69, there is a picture of Al Fricke and myself. He was my roommate for a few weeks when I first arrived at PAS. jim Message Number: 697 - Thursday, January 26, 2012 11:20:26 EDT [IP = 71.20.70.133] -United States
Quite a few memories from Peshawar. I checked out the website and found it of note that there were NO notes about the Pak-Indian war during the summer of '65. Bombs landing closer to PAS than to the targeted Pak AFB 4 miles away. And how the Pak govt said that we were letting the Indians use the moonlight reflecting off the top of our water tower. And how the commander had the top covered with mud by a couple of laborers w/mops out of buckets hauled up by ropes. No foreign flights, including ours for re-supply. We ran out of beer first, then the good whiskey, then ... nothing at all. When the govt lifted the ban, we were playing a flag football game on the hard-pan field when we heard the C-130 overhead. We interrupted the game to wait for the first flatbed to arrive at the gate and followed it on our bikes, first to the O-Club to off-load their goodies, then to the NCO Club to deliver ours. Nothing like warm beer.
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